Tone: relatable

Relatable humor, jokes, memes, and punchlines sorted by emotional damage level from Chaotic Meh — organized so the algorithm can pretend this place has adult supervision.

  • The Coronavirus Stockpile

    The Coronavirus Stockpile

    When it’s only been 48
    hours and you’ve eaten
    your entire coronavirus
    stockpile

  • A Toddler’s Promise

    A Toddler’s Promise

    My 3 year old asked how long he had
    to wait until he could stop listening to
    me. I told him he had to listen to me for
    the rest of his life. He looked me dead
    in the eyes and said, “I’ll listen to you
    for the rest of YOUR life.” Toddlers are
    cold-blooded, man.

  • A Doctor’s Diagnosis

    A Doctor’s Diagnosis

    Doc: looks like you’re pregnant

    girl: i’m pregnant ?

    Doc: no it just looks like you are

  • He Paid Your Rent

    He Paid Your Rent

    When his dick stinks but he paid your rent
    and took your kids to Chuck E Cheese…

  • Men Only Want One Thing

    Men Only Want One Thing

    Men only want one
    thing and it’s disgusting

    Then wash it

  • When You Thought It Was Just a Toot

    When You Thought It Was Just a Toot

    When you thought it was just
    a toot, but it was a little more.

  • The fastest land mammal is a toddler who’s been asked what’s in their mouth.

    The fastest land mammal is a toddler who’s been asked what’s in their mouth.

  • Nudist Contemplation

    As I folded the third load of laundry this morning, I contemplated on becoming a nudist.

    Then I remembered what I look like naked, and I kept folding…

  • Billy Ray and the Bottom Deodorant

    Billy Ray walks into Walgreens and asks the pharmacist for some “Bottom deodorant” for his bottom.

    “Sorry, we don’t sell bottom deodorant,” the pharmacist replies, trying to keep from laughing.

    “Yeah but I always buy it here,” Billy Ray says. “I bought one last month. My wife gets hers from here too!”

    Curious, the pharmacist suggests, “Look, I don’t know what y’all bought before, but maybe you can bring in the empty one of what y’all had next time you come in.”

    “Sure thing,” Billy Ray says. “I’ll bring it in tomorrow.”

    The next day, Billy Ray walks into Walgreens again and hands the pharmacist an almost empty deodorant stick.

    “This is just a normal deodorant,” the man tells Billy Ray. “To use under your arms.”

    “Oh no it is not,” Billy Ray answers. “Look here where it says: TO APPLY, PUSH UP BOTTOM.”

  • Bring Your Child to Work Day

    I took my eight-year-old girl to the office with me on Bring Your Child to Work Day.

    As we walked around the office, she starting crying, so I asked her what was wrong.

    As my colleagues gathered round, she sobbed: “But Daddy, where are all the clowns you said you worked with?”